No. 3: Geno ... You're The Greatest

John Woike

Geno Auriemma is, without question, the greatest coach in the history of women¿s basketball. And I am not just saying that because I need him to answer my questions. Greatness manifests itself in many ways, not all of them visible after the jump ball. You watch his team's play day-after-day and you get the sense that he is saying something, doing something, teaching something that no one else in the sport has a clue how to replicate. And just think, we haven't even seen Breanna Stewart, Morgan Tuck and Moriah Jefferson yet. Hold on, it's only going to get better.

Geno Auriemma is, without question, the greatest coach in the history of women¿s basketball. And I am not just saying that because I need him to answer my questions. Greatness manifests itself in many ways, not all of them visible after the jump ball. You watch his team's play day-after-day and you get the sense that he is saying something, doing something, teaching something that no one else in the sport has a clue how to replicate. And just think, we haven't even seen Breanna Stewart, Morgan Tuck and Moriah Jefferson yet. Hold on, it's only going to get better. (John Woike)

Geno Auriemma is, without question, the greatest coach in the history of women¿s basketball. And I am not just saying that because I need him to answer my questions. Greatness manifests itself in many ways, not all of them visible after the jump ball. You watch his team's play day-after-day and you get the sense that he is saying something, doing something, teaching something that no one else in the sport has a clue how to replicate. And just think, we haven't even seen Breanna Stewart, Morgan Tuck and Moriah Jefferson yet. Hold on, it's only going to get better.